Castle with autumn trees
Foto: Jens Mohr, Skoklosters slott/SHM.

Open during weekends in September

Autumn has arrived at Skokloster Castle, and we are open for visits every weekend in September. We offer guided castle tours in English, a café, shop, and outdoor activities for the whole family, including our playground, Paradise.

Opening hours

In September, the castle is open Saturdays and Sundays 11.00 - 16.00. The café and shop have the same opening hours.

All opening hours

Admission and tickets

Adults: 140 SEK
Children up to 19 years of age: Free admission.
Guided tour: 190 kronor (includes entrance fee), free for children.

When you visit us on your own in September, you can see the exhibition Dreams of Skokloster on the entrance floor and the state rooms on the first floor. To see more of the castle’s floors, join a guided tour.

Visitors on a guided tour with a flashlight
Photo: Ola Myrin, Skokloster Castle/SHM.
Guided tourSaturday and Sunday at 12:45

Guided tours in English

Visit spectacular rooms such as the Kings' Hall, The Wrangel Armoury, and the Unfinished Hall. There are furnishings, wall coverings and paintings, all of which have a story to tell.

Price

Adults: 190 SEK
Children up to 19 years of age: Free admission.

Accessibility

There is a ramp in the castle entrance where the exhibition, café and shop are located. In other parts of the castle there is no ramp or elevator. There are many stairs and you must be able to walk to visit them.

Accessibility at the castle

Children playing on the playground
Photo: Ola Myrin, Skokloster Castle/SHM.
Open every dayFree admission

Paradise Playground

Welcome to our brand new historical play area on the south side of the castle. We call this lush spot next to the castle "Paradiset". Here, you can explore nature and learn more about what was once cultivated at Skokloster. You can also play in the pavilion and ride in a horse-drawn carriage.

About the Paradise Playground

Museum shop

A knight’s helmet for a child or a magnificent ceiling painting on a coffee mug? The museum shop has a wide range for all ages, often inspired by the castle’s interiors and history.

A visitor in the museum shop
Photo: Ola Myrin, Skokloster Castle/SHM.

Pick apples in the castle garden!

In the large beautiful apple orchard at Skokloster Castle, there are about 150 apple trees, with many different varieties of apples. Feel free to pick a handful of apples from the ground and bring home during your visit.

Person picking apples
Photo: Ola Myrin, Skokloster Castle/SHM.